Bøger af Rebecca Anderson

Did you know that anxieties are like tomatoes? No, you can't eat them, but you can make them grow, merely by paying attention to them. If you are the parent or caregiver of an anxious kid, you know what it feels like to be kept captive. So does your kid. Children who worry too much are kept hostage by their concerns. They go to tremendous measures to avoid uncomfortable situations, and ask the same anxiety-based questions over and over again. Yet the solutions provide them absolutely little comfort. Parents and caregivers find themselves spending large amounts of time soothing, persuading, appeasing, and doing everything else they can think of to reduce their child's discomfort, but it doesn't work The anxiousness stays in control. As you have certainly seen, just asking a nervous youngster to quit worrying doesn't help at all. Nor does using adult reasoning, or enabling your kid to avoid dreaded circumstances, or giving comfort every time the worries are revealed. In this book KEYS TO RAISING ANXIOUS KIDS you'll learn: The reality of kids with anxietysteps on recognizing anxiety disorders in kidsAnd practical guidelines on helping both parent and child handle emotionsAnd so much more... Scroll up and click the " Add to cart" button right now if you wish to raise intelligent and clever kids.

SEX EDUCATION meets Holly Bourne and Ciara Smyth - a frank, relatableand outrageously funny YA novel full of heart and empathy, abouta teenage girl's struggles with first-time sex and her discoveryof her peers' secret sex struggles. MEAN GIRLS level quotabilityplus an empowering take on friendships, teen relationships andpersonal growth.

"A free-spirited artist teams up with a no-nonsense detective to capture a thief who has stolen a priceless Michelangelo painting. Manchester, England, 1857: Rosanna Hawkins is one of Manchester's finest artists, even though no one knows her name. She reproduces "parlor versions" of classic masterpieces with near-perfect precision, which her employer then sells to the emerging upper-middle class families of Manchester. When the largest art exhibition ever to be held in Manchester opens, Rosanna attends, excited by the chance to sketch such famous works. When she meets the handsome Detective Martin Harrison, who is head of security for the exhibition, she is immediately intrigued by his charm, confidence, and canvas-worthy good looks. The two spend many a flirtatious afternoon exploring the exhibition hall, discussing art and sharing their secret hopes. Rosanna dreams of painting something original and meaningful, and Martin hopes to one day shed the shadow of his father's notorious past. The couple's blossoming summer romance takes a strange turn when Rosanna recognizes her own works on display in the exhibition hall. Someone is stealing paintings and replacing them with her parlor version reproductions. When the evidence casts suspicion on her, Rosanna must convince Detective Harrison of her innocence and proposes a plan to capture the real art thief. It is a daring race to catch the criminal before he disappears with the most priceless piece in the collection--Michelangelo's Manchester Madonna. If Rosanna and Detective Harrison fail, not only will the painting be lost forever but so will their chance to rekindle their romance and paint their own happily ever after"--

"A ghostly estate. A handsome caretaker hiding a secret. And the intrepid Hyacinth Bell who is set on solving the mystery of both. 1887, the Cornwall coast. For years, rumors have flown through the village of Suttonsbury about Ashthorne Hall-that its occupants hoard pirate treasure, that a ghost walks its halls-but botanist Hyacinth Bell only cares about the estate's extensive, one-of-a-kind orchid collection. As an independent woman, she is eager to focus on her career, even if it means waiting to pursue a romantic relationship. After all, love-like an orchid-must be nurtured and tended before it can bloom. What she doesn't expect is to be swept away by Lucas Harding, the manor's caretaker, upon their first meeting. He is handsome and charming, and the connection between the two is nearly instantaneous. Hyacinth is certain this autumn will be the season that everything good in her life takes root. But then strange things start happening in the seemingly empty halls of the estate: unexplainable noises, items appearing then disappearing from her room, threatening messages, and glimpses of a woman in white who vanishes into the dark. Lucas dismisses Hyacinth's worries, insisting that there is no ghost at Ashthorne Hall, but she suspects he is withholding information and decides to investigate the mystery herself. Armed with little more than her instincts and her courage, Hyacinth must venture deep into the shadows of Ashthorne Hall to uncover the truth Lucas is keeping secret before she herself falls victim to the dangers hidden in the estate. "--

A beautifully illustrated story about the adventure of returning a lost item. Introducing nautical terms to children through storytelling. A seagull sets off to the sky to return a lost item to a sea girl.